See Also: Inside the Fed, Treasury Trying to Defend Bank Gaming of Public-Private Partnership, More Rebranding, Greed vs. Stupidity, Bush admin role in AIG? Don’t say I did not tell you so…, and Keep the Wolf at the Door.
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The best cover of Katy Perry’s ‘Hot and Cold’ you will ever hear.
Later that day, Henry Waxman (possibly the ugliest human being I’ve seen in my life), would be at the center of a circle jerk at AIPAC. And yes, Diane Feinstein was railing him from behind with a strap-on.
See Also: If an appointee falls and there’s no msm, is it still a scandal?, Israel lobby shoots down Charles Freeman, Aipac’s Josh Block Actively Sought to Torpedo Freeman, A New Low for The Nation, The Freeman Case and US Foreign Policy: Don’t Say “Israel”. Or “Lobby”, Obama Caves to Israel Lobby, “The Israel Lobby”, and Traitor Steve Rosen is a piece of work.
Ray Tintori is a 24-year-old director from Brooklyn. “Death to the Tinman” was his undergraduate thesis film for Wesleyan University’s Film Studies program. The film premiered at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival where it received an Honorable Mention for Short Filmmaking. It also played in the South by Southwest Film Festival and New York Film Festival, among others. His previous film “Jettison Your Loved Ones” premiered at the 2006 Slamdance Film Festival. Mr. Tintori currently resides in New York where he is writing his next film, as well as writing scripts for other people’s major motion pictures, and directing music videos for pop groups like MGMT.
Death to the Tinman is an adaptation of the origin story of the Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz series, in which the Tin Man is transformed from a human lumberjack to a metal man without a heart. Tintori transported the story’s basic premise to a surreal, rural 1940s South, replacing Oz magic with evangelical mysticism; pastors, congregations, and the Rapture replace flying monkeys and witches melting upon contact with water.
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Byron Crawford, you got some competition (for my fast food heart):
